Mattel is enjoying some intense buzz at CES with the Mind Flex, an $80 toy that allows players to control a floating ball with your mind. I slipped on the comfortable plastic headset, clipped the ...

Just as videogames evolve, so do toys. The star of Mattel's CES booth in Las Vegas this week is the Mind Flex, a mind-controlled skill toy that operates via brain waves. Using your thoughts to ...

Mind control games like Mindflex are poised to be a big seller this holiday season, but is it really worth spending $80 on? It gives me a headache just thinking about ...

Mattel's sci-fi holiday toy makes balls float using the power of brainwaves. Crave straps itself in and gives Mindflex a whirl. Hello, mind control! I started with CNET reviewing laptops in 2009. Now ...

Putting a ball through a hoop is no big deal, unless you’re using your brain to do it. Mind Flex is a game in which the participant wears a headset that scans brainwaves with the hopes of controlling ...

No, this is not Jedi mind game workout equipment–even if it looks like it. Mattel is bringing its Mind Flex game to market this fall–and you control the action through hand, eye, and mind coordination ...

Gamers have largely gotten a bad rep for being lazy, slothful people who spend their hours mindlessly pressing buttons. The Wii changed that a bit by getting kids (and their parents... and their ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. Brain-monitoring mental agility game Mindflex has spawned a new version, Mindflex Dual, and as the name suggests it allows two players to go ...

Mattel's Mindflex toy is designed to show you the awesome power of your brain as you mentally guide a ball around a maze, but it's just as happy showing you the awesome pain electricity can present to ...

[Paul] really wanted to know what his brain was thinking. No, really. He is aware of all the thoughts that come and go, but he wanted to know what was going on in his brain below his conscious thought ...